Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
THEY co AND CONE.
vALLgY CITY PIoPLE on THE MOVE.
Boisteroas CzauP PsFs ~ Guan Lzks-feeoii-
aFiStes of Ottawa Beach Bzsnsrs-
Personal Mention ~ Those al
home sDd Abroad.

asittes of Ottawa Beach Bzfhsrs-
Personal Asntion " Those al
hosns sad Abroad.
Z. d. Whniock. Joe McCxrgsF D. T.
Tower sad Henry 0rnBel. have returned
from pleasant two weeks spent al Gum
Lake. the guests Of the Hastings Gum
Lake Cub. L d. Nhiiiook aud Joe No
Czrgar ala not venture 10 sleep ia the Club
house for fear that the girls might play
tricks on them, but retired for their beauty
Sleep 70 two lonely hsmmocks swung in
the solitude Of The lovely woods. Feeling
little hungry one Sunday night about
tSelye, they lefI their dOwBy pillows and
went pr0wling around the ice box. tInd-
ing nothing ia the shape Of food bat some
cold baked Besns and huekle cherry pie they
were about filing themselves with those
tribes when they were splod from the
window by some sleepless oanse4s who
hastily dressed, anu coming down
kindly assisted the young men
in dispOsing of their lunch
Being full and very happy the quartstte
proceeded 10 make Others 50 by douslng
the occupants OF tent with ice water. The
and from that moment until o'clock IA
the morning confusion and ANARCHY relgned
supreme. Wagons were rolled around and
placed IN q circle around the tent OF ". l..
Wilkins. of Hastings and 70 these wagons
were hitched twenty-five horses completely
barricsdlng the gentleman as he slumDered-
| The young people then wed with each
other in making night hideous By the aid
of tin horns, pans and whatever other
-. bav -
! hands on. Ii is reported that even fish
caught in the lake neIt day were perfectly
white having turned that color from fright
on hearing the unearthly ain OF the early
morning.
J. b. V. Agnew does enjoy dsrting about
in the water ike the irisky book trout. he
takes especial delight ia diving and swim
ming under water until be runs afoul OF q
lady bather, who generally disappears with
a screech and a splash. lie is quite stand
ard attraction at the Beach. Fred A. May
nard is also an expert swimmer. 1t is very
consoling TO beginners 10 listen 10 Captain
| Gayetts genial voice, saying: You can
swim perfectly well-aA you lack Is conh-
| Gence."
The employees Of tie c. & w. NJ. were
| rendered free excursion 10 the Black
Lake resorts Yesterday, and Is the Travel
| ling mems picnic came Oft at toe same time
| and place the latter cha lienged the former
| 10 game Of base ball. J. Is. Y. Agnew
| played short stop and il was suggested that
| Geo. G. WatrOus play long stop His
wife said that if he should lie down he
could easily stop all the balls.
Cards are out announcing the marrisgs
of Miss Minnie Clark of Kansom-st., to Nr
| Louis NJ. Dennis, of Chicago. on the even
! ing of Aug. %. Miss Clark was graduats
at Ann Arbor last Jnne, and Mr.. DENIM:
two years previous. They viii make their
home at Ithaca, n. Y. Mr.. Dennis having
received an appointment as finstructor IL
/ the Cornell University at Ithaca.
| Dame Rumor says that charming youns
/ lady that resides al The Warwick is soon tC
be married Stuart ScheTmerhorn can bt
interviewed on the subject. The same
authority gives notice that the crop o
| single schOOlma'ams will be beautifully
less before September ends.
Mrs. L. Whitney and niece, Miss Ferr
| Griffith, spent Friday in the city, the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Watzek, Of Thomas-st
| They left on the evening train for Mineral
| Springs. Miss Jessie Wa.zek accompanied
them. to spend the remainder Of the schoo
| vacation.
The young society gentlemen Of this city
l
! a country dance, and were dreadiully em
bsrrassed by having the country damsel
hug them tight during the dance. Some 0
them are blushing yet.
Mrs. William Vinegar and daughter
| Mrs. Allie Tinkham. had planned an ex
tended trip East and the White Mountain
but are detained by the illness of Mrs. Win
egar's son Louis, who is suffering from
| paralysis of the limbs.
via and Henry Kalmback are camping
out al Mscatawa Park with = party Q
friends. The boys dearly love swimming
but being a bit hsshful they wait unit
after dark before senturing into the water
BY that time most Of tie girls have goD
to roost
D. A. Schurtz Ralph Fisher and Charlie
Allen together with their families are en-
joying cottage life At Paups Landing. Reed
Lake. Unless the Lake dries up they vii
continue to cottage for some time.
Miss Able Smith. of 155 Cherry-st.. ha
returned from her three weeks camping ou
at Macataws with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs
b. DeGrsaf and tomorrow Will join he
sister Oracle at Sparta.
Mrs Harry Perkins IS visiting friends il
Detroit. Harry is fishing in the LAX
| Superior country and expects 10 catch tb.
| Itat IlDth tIOut oA tAr ctdcVbs AAEAc oA
| Mrs. Amos Rathbone, Mrs. Robert Sin
clair, Mrs. Carlos Burchsrd and Mrs. Si0ne
Ball leave tomorrow for q two weeks pleas
ure trip among the northern resorts.
| Edward WinchesterEhss been enjoying
weeks vacation by making brief trips Z
Grand Haven and the Black Lake resorts
| His wife accompanied bims
John Garfield. daughter Anna and soi
George. lc9 yesterday for Petoskey an
other Northern resoTta TO be gone a wee
or ten days.
| Misses Ellen Dean and Carrie Parrish
who are nov in Europe, viii ssii for hom
Augusg IS instead Of the losh, a. formerl
stated.
| Mrs Bingham, q lansing. a lady widei
| noted FOR her cuit0re. who died recently
was 81 aunt Of Mrs. Allie Tnkbsm. q
THIS cty.
Mrs ~ N0urse and SOD are enjoying III
fn a Sumner cottage a. Whitehall fTl
fessor Nourse expects 10 JOIN them neI
vees-
Mss Jesse Woonvsr. one Of hibion
most charming society Young laCiss,
| visiting Ar. sad Ms. Young Of Pour
ftin-st.
Comfy Cerk Har~av ard family. ~